America's Plan to Keep AI Safe Rests on a Few Nonprofits. They Are Broke.
The White House wants the AI industry to police itself, and the only outside check is a handful of tiny evaluator nonprofits. They are underfunded, dependent on the labs they audit, and just watched OpenAI fire the researchers who worked with them.
Read full story →The Robots Stopped Being Demos. Now the Race Moves to the Factory Floor.
Humanoid robots crossed from stage show to purchase order in 2026, with warehouse contracts, assembly-line orders, and $11 billion in new funding. The money and the manufacturing both point east, and Beijing is betting the AI race is won in the physical world, not in a chatbot.
Read full story →The IMF Calls It a 'Slow-Moving Tsunami.' The First Thing It Takes Is Your First Job.
At the IMF and World Bank meetings in Bangkok, the jobs debate flipped from whether AI will hit work to how to cushion it. The clearest casualty is the entry-level job, even as the same AI boom props up global growth. Krugman and McKinsey do the uncomfortable math.
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